with two celebratory nights (December 20 and 21) at the Gramercy Theatre In New York City. As opposed to the average God Street Wine show that often includes a few covers, the band stuck to original material, save for a Christmas instrumental. They also eschewed any guest sit-ins and kept it to the original 5 of Maxwell, Bevo, Faber, Pifer and Osander. 2014: Return of JBLO In the 1990s when God Street Wine was a full-time touring band they occasionally played undersell shows at venues they had outgrown. On these occasions they most often billed themselves as Jon Bevo's Love Orchestra. In July 2014 they brought the alias back and played Garcia's at The Capitol Theater in Port Chester, NY. The show was recorded by WPKN 89.5 in Bridgeport, CT and broadcast by them the following week. This would stand as the band's only activity of 2014. Recent activities 2016: New recording, dates with Strangefolk In January 2016 God Street Wine played shows with Strangefolk and Assembly of Dust at the Capitol Theater in Port Chester, New York and the Paradise Rock Club in Boston, MA. In advance of those shows the band released Oh Wonderful One, their first new recording in 19 years. The song was made available on all major download and streaming services. In November 2016 God Street Wine performed a sold-out show at The Cutting Room in New York City. They played a seated acoustic set followed by a fully plugged electric set. Discussion on the fan Facebook page "Bring Back God Street Wine" indicated that fans found this to be one of the favorite performances since the band has reunited. 2017: Peach Fest and new music In the summer of 2017, God Street Wine made their debut at The Peach Music Festival in Scranton, PA. This festival was started by The Allman Brothers Band. They also played Brighton Music Hall in Boston and once again returned to The Gramercy Theater in New York City. This trio of shows was not the biggest news from the band in 2017. Fans were treated to seven brand new recordings throughout the year. Six of them were recently written songs and one, "Souvenir", was a rearranged Jon Bevo composition from the 1990s. Most of the songs were released leading up to the summer shows, but one "Five Tunnels" came out on New Year's Eve and capped off the year